Installing Drupal

A strange thing happened to me in a fresh installation of 10.3.5 on MAMP PRO.
I usually install Drupal directly in my language, Italian, but this time I chose English. 
The installation started asking me directly for the site data, skipping the db part altogether...very strange, but I went ahead to see what was happening. Of course I only got the graphic part without any db connection.

To check, I deleted the host and did it all over again, this time choosing my language, and everything went smoothly.

Hello

Environment: Windows 10, Drupal 11.0.2, MySQL

I am trying to run the following command:

"php -d memory_limit=256M core/scripts/drupal quick-start demo_umami".

It gives me the following error:

Hello,

I am trying to install Drupal 11 using the Interactive Installer and I am running into this error.

I am selfhosting using Apache 2.4.59 / PHP 8.36 / MySQL 8.3.0 and MariaDB 11.3.2

Here is the error:

Error

The website encountered an unexpected error. Try again later.

Hi team,

I’m in the process of prototyping a Drupal 10 site on my macOS localhost. I’ve already installed Apache and MySQL, and I’ve used Composer to set up the Drupal project with:

I also added an entry to /etc/hosts with:

The documentation to set up a multisite assumes that you can create a virtual host, and it's clearly giving instructions for Drupal 8. Does anyone have any experience of setting up a Drupal 9/10 multisite (i.e. one default codebase, multiple domains, with separate databases) on shared hosting e.g. Bluehost, Hostinger etc.?

Hi Team,

I’m Darshan Hiranandani, working with Windows 11 and WSL2 and would like to set up Drupal 9 with a local Drush installation. My goal is to install Drupal 9 and Drush on WSL2 without using Docker, and then access the Drupal site from a web browser on the same Windows 11 environment via localhost.

If this setup isn't feasible, could you suggest the most similar alternative approach to achieve this? Your insights would be greatly appreciated!

Regards

Darshan Hiranandani